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Original Title:	Three's Company
ISBN:	1614957703 (ISBN13: 9781614957706)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Wilson Curtis, Adam Preston, Simon Stanford

Three's Company

N.R. Walker

ebook | Pages: 263 pages

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Title	:	Three's Company
Author	:	N.R. Walker
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 263 pages
Published	:	October 27th 2012 by Silver Publishing
Categories	:	Romance. M M Romance. Erotica. Menage. M M M. Contemporary

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After being publicly outed and his restaurant business in tatters, instead of vacationing with his lover, Wilson Curtis goes to Key West alone. He meets Simon and Adam and is soon invited into their bed for some holiday fun.

But once isn't enough, and the offer is extended for the remainder of his stay. As they get to know each other, in and out of the bedroom, sparks fly and ten days is all it takes to change their lives.

When it comes time for Wil to leave, with outside tensions closing in and time running out, tempers flare and emotions fray. Beneath the misunderstandings and lack of communication, is the realization these three men aren't ready to say goodbye.

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3.8 StarsIt felt like too much crammed into a book that should have an additional 100 pages to give it more depth. I loved the relationship, I loved that it didn't always go easy...but I'm used to getting more from this author when it comes to exploring emotion. Also, I wasn't all that fond of the "all 3 only" sex rule and needed a better explanation than was given. Each of the couples should have time together to strengthen bonds and that can't happen if all you're "allowed" when with only 1 of

~THREE IS NEVER A CROWD~What a cute ass story this was. If you know me, then you know that I love a ménage story but not just any type of ménage story. I have to believe that the guys can make a relationship work, and it gets extra tricky when theres already an established couple. Feelings can get hurt and the new guy can feel left out, this story created a nice balance.Wilson is a chef and very much in the closet in his small town. When hes outed and the man he thought as his lover leaves him

Three's Company by N.R. Walker4.5 StarsReviewed for www.heartsonfirereviews.comWilson Curtis is supposed to go on a romantic trip to a gay friendly resort in Key West, instead he ends up going all alone after being publicly outted by said boyfriend and then shunned by everyone in the small southern Alabama community. His life is in shambles, the dick of a boyfriend has dumped him after telling him he isn't worth coming out for and his thriving restaurant is suddenly empty. His decision to keep

I have to say I'm a bit surprised at how much I loved this one. I went in with some trepidation, I've never read a M/M/M book before. I wasn't sure if it would work me. I was afraid one character would feel left out or insecurities/misunderstandings would be the main focal point of the story and that really wasn't the case. NR Walker did a great job developing their relationship.This is the story of three very different men finding something special in each other. Reading it unfold was somethin'

Rating:4 stars.Genre:gay triad (m/m/m) romance novel(la) with a generous dash of vacation feeling and bedroom action.Reading:Quite enjoyable.Pet peeves:None of mine.Stuff that didn't (quite) worked for me:Two weeks of vacation with ten days (and 150 pages) feels a bit short. What made it considerably more plausible for me was: The background story of Wilson, the passage of time (the two weeks = first three quaters of the novel), the dynamic of the romance.Stuff that worked for me:Writing style,

Rating:4 stars.Genre:gay triad (m/m/m) romance novel(la) with a generous dash of vacation feeling and bedroom action.Reading:Quite enjoyable.Pet peeves:None of mine.Stuff that didn't (quite) worked for me:Two weeks of vacation with ten days (and 150 pages) feels a bit short. What made it considerably more plausible for me was: The background story of Wilson, the passage of time (the two weeks = first three quaters of the novel), the dynamic of the romance.Stuff that worked for me:Writing style,

I just did another reread, it is still very much worth reading ( or rereading) for all ménage fans. Review from 3 Nov 2012I've got a thing for ménage stories...what can I say?Anyway..Wil has lived in Bumkintown, Alabama ( no it's called something else, but since I don't remember this works) all his life, he owns the home he inherited from his deceased parents and his own restaurant.He was outed and now his very closeted boyfriend( if you can call him that, maybe more of a fuckbuddy) won't even